As winter is drawing to a close (yea!), I wanted to design one last grouping of bags out of the pretty vintage cut velvet chenille upholstery fabrics in my stash.
I thought a simple clutch design would be nice for day or evening. And the bright colors and touches of linen should make these work even into spring.
Love the bit of pink and aqua that's in this green fabric.A magnetic snap closure and interior zippered pocket in this design keeps items secure. My favorite cerulean blue makes an appearance again.
Now that these are finished, I can start on some ideas I have for fun and very colorful spring and summer bags! :-)
Happy sewing!
13 comments:
Beautiful, I love them. You are so talented!
Gorgeous. Love the blue. Very stylish.
They are beautiful. I love when you use this fabric. Everything always looks so lush!
Karla
I just cannot get enough of that super cool fabric you used. These clutches are fantastic!
-Erika
Lovely as usual! Well enjoy the weather! We are loving it here too. It's certainly a nice break from the cooollllddd. =)
just lovely fabrics, well done!
These are really lovely and those corners are so perfect :->
xo, suzy
Those are too cool. Isn't this weeks weather great! Not lookin forward to the rain...Sharonville floods....but I will not complain the temps. Thought of ya Saturday. Went to Ohio Valley. They are all restocked, the Cafe has new menu, and B105 was there with a live broadcast. We'll have to meet there sometime.
Lovely! You are SOOOOO talented!!!! Love it.
Just gorgeous! My mom was an upholsterer when I was a kid and I recognize some of those fabrics! That was one of my favorite sample books to play with.
Your clutches are so beautiful. I love that blue, too. Hope it is staying warm and sunny for you.
Hi Kimberly,
I've been collecting this picnic set for a few years now. I actually use it in my Kitchen,but when we go to a picnic or have to take things for a potluck they make great carriers.
All I can say is WOW!! They are awesome. The interior zipper pocket looks so professional! Is it difficult to do? Your work is amazing, Kimberly. ~karen
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